US EditionRedemption for Yates on epic mountain climb as he closes in on Giro d’Italia title
- British cyclist Simon Yates won the 2025 Giro d’Italia after taking the overall lead on the penultimate stage in Italy on May 31.
- Yates started the stage 1 minute 21 seconds behind 21-year-old Mexican Isaac Del Toro, who had held the pink jersey for 10 days before tactical errors cost him the lead.
- Yates launched a solo attack on the gravel climb of Colle delle Finestre, distancing Del Toro and third-place Richard Carapaz while his teammate Wout van Aert helped extend the lead on the descent.
- He finished the stage nearly four minutes ahead of Del Toro and declared, "I’m still in shock of what I’ve done," calling it the peak of his career at age 32.
- This victory ends a period of bad luck including a 2020 coronavirus withdrawal and suggests Yates could add a second Grand Tour title to his 2018 Vuelta win.
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Team Visma takes the lead with Simon Yates at the Giro d'Italia. Shortly afterwards, the team has to spread a sad message.
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Redemption for Yates on epic mountain climb as he closes in on Giro d'Italia title
SESTRIERE, Italy (AP) — Simon Yates produced one of the greatest rides of his career on one of cycling’s most grueling climbs to all but win the Giro d’Italia on Saturday.
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In 2018, Simon Yates was regarded as a sure winner of the Giro d'Italia and then brutally broke into the Colle delle Finestre. Seven years later, he took the pink jersey on the same mountain and crowned his career.
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